CPCPMS5012 — Design sound attenuated hydraulic services

1 Evaluate design parameters.

• 1.1Establish scope of work for sound attenuated hydraulic services for wide span and high-rise building projects.
• 1.2Determine design requirements from relevant Australian standards, codes, plans, specifications and the client brief.
• 1.3Identify sound transmission categories and levels from relevant acts, codes and standards and evaluate for the relevant premises.
• 1.4Evaluate sound transmission values of building and structural elements and materials.
• 1.5Analyse and apply the National Construction Code (NCC), statutory and regulatory requirements and Australian standards for the design of sound attenuated hydraulic services.
• 1.6Apply sustainability principles and concepts throughout the design process.
• 1.7Establish performance requirements considering safety of system users or building occupants.
• 1.8Interpret manufacturer requirements and trade and technical manuals to comply with design parameters.
• 1.9Conduct research to outline design parameters.
• 1.10Determine factors that contribute to quality, safety and time efficiency.
• 1.11Conduct cost-benefit analysis comparing a range of pipe materials and system designs.

2 Plan and detail system components.

• 2.1Identify and analyse causes of noise generation in hydraulic services.
• 2.2Plan layout of sound-attenuated pipework systems.
• 2.3Perform system calculations for a range of sound attenuated hydraulic services.
• 2.4Attenuate sound for pumped hydraulic systems.
• 2.5Plan pipe supports for a range of applications.
• 2.6Specify approved materials and installation requirements for sound attenuated hydraulic services.

3 Design and size systems.

• 3.1Design and size sound attenuated hydraulic services for a range of applications.
• 3.2Identify and document material combinations to achieve sound attenuation requirements.
• 3.3Attenuate sound for pump installations.
• 3.4Design and evaluate sound attenuated hydraulic services using calculations and computer software packages.

4 Prepare documentation.

• 4.1Prepare a client brief for the preferred design.
• 4.2Prepare plans and specifications for a range of sound attenuated hydraulic services.
• 4.3Prepare reports on sound attenuated hydraulic services for a range of applications.
• 4.4Prepare testing and commissioning schedule.
• 4.5Produce operation and maintenance manual.

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